You Can’t Fight City Hall: Why Suing the Government Is Designed to Hurt, Not Help
There’s a saying we all grew up hearing: “You can’t fight City Hall.” Most people don’t really know what it…
There’s a saying we all grew up hearing: “You can’t fight City Hall.” Most people don’t really know what it…
Far too many people, across different ages, backgrounds, and experiences, end up telling the same story: an individual fixates on…
Most people can tolerate being confronted with harm they’ve caused. They may not like it, but they accept responsibility, learn,…
As I have unfortunately learned, digital violence doesn’t always begin with threats. Sometimes it starts with an address. Or a…
Some people never wanted the truth; they wanted a target. Since the dawn of the internet, anonymous accounts have existed…
Nearly 40 percent of incarcerated people have a diagnosed mental illness. Another majority have trauma histories so severe they’d meet clinical criteria, if anyone bothered to check
How Predatory Legal Tactics Target Victims, Not Justice There are moments in advocacy work when you run head-first into something…
Yesterday, I touched on the real impacts and effects of online violence against women. All too often, online violence against…
Digital spaces were supposed to connect us. Instead, for women and girls, they’ve become a battleground. The kinds of violence…
Families were never supposed to become investigators. But when the system breaks down when police ignore red flags, prosecutors double…
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